Morgan Travis Allison

Allison & Allison

18 years experience

Estate Planning, Elder Law, Family Law

Louisiana

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Author and attorney Morgan Allison earned a Juris Doctorate from the LSU Hebert Law Center in 2001. He practices family and estate law in Houma, Louisiana with his wife and law partner Elizabeth Allison. In addition to his legal skills, Mr. Allison brings extensive technological skills from years of computer software coding and forensic computer investigation to the service of his clients

Mr. Allison has served the community as a volunteer EMT/firefighter, District Chairman for the Boy Scouts of America, and currently as a member of the board of directors of the Houma Rotary Club.

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Estate Planning

Elder Law

Family Law

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A: "Per Stirpes" means "by branch" as opposed to "per capita" which would be by the person. So, in this case, daughter A's children receive her share and each gets 1/4 of it.
Daughter B would have to split the property with Daughter A's four children, but not evenly. Daughter B would get half and each of the four children would get 1/8.

A: You can get all of Louisiana codified state law here: https://www.legis.la.gov/legis/lawsearch.aspx
There is no Civil Code Art. 996 nor code of Civil Procedure Art. 996. Not sure what you are looking for.